Sentence examples for erroneously of from inspiring English sources

You might notice Bab al Yemen's authenticity before you absorb its warmth, especially if you've just stopped at the corner liquor store, thinking, erroneously, of B.Y.O.B., rather than N.F.W.

A successful 2007 Burger King campaign, "Whopper Freakout," featured real customers who ordered a Whopper at the counter or drive-through window and were told — erroneously, of course — that the sandwich had been discontinued.

Mrs. Sarkozy traveled to Libya last month as a presidential emissary, arriving at a critical time in the European Union's efforts to win the release of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor convicted — experts say erroneously — of infecting Libyan children with H.I.V.

A quality score of Q30 was used [Q30 being associated with an error rate (namely the probability that a base is called erroneously) of 0.1%].

We suggest controlling FDR on clusters, i.e., the proportion of clusters rejected erroneously out of all clusters rejected and explain the meaning of controlling this error rate.

In this context, 1−α is the error of an erroneously classification of a new observation inside of the minimum volume set or corresponding level set.

A picture in the National Briefing column in some copies on Wednesday, with a report about Senator Zell Miller of Georgia, was published erroneously because of a production error.

This is due to possible retransmission of erroneously decoded bits of the message by the relays [2, 5, 6, 11].

This is due to possible retransmission of erroneously decoded bits of the message by the relays in the DF protocol [1, 4, 8, 9].

In case of the double-flash illusion the increased crossmodal interaction leads to erroneously perception of an additive stimulus.

Aides to Mr. Pataki have also accused Mr. Bruno and his aides -- sometimes erroneously -- of leaking too much information about Capitol deal-making to reporters.